Salt Lake Tribune 18 months ago

Utah forecasters issue special avalanche warning

Posted: 9:25 AM- The Utah Avalanche Center has issued a special avalanche warning today for the Uinta Mountains, where high winds and heavy snow are overloading a weak base. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune

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